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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1915

Page

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Court reviews Abram’s Creek condition amid plant dispute

Testimony in a $20,000 damage suit against Winchester cites polluted Abram’s Creek after the city’s sewage plant. Sheriff Pannett notes overflowing beds and odors while witnesses describe worse water color and impact on Coe land. proceedings continue with city witnesses slated for tomorrow.

Abram’s Creek Winchester John C. Coe Coe Place Luther Pannett Pannett John W. Carlisle William F. Anderson Miley Coe J. A. Bean Har

Poll Tax Deadline for August Primary Announced

Voters must pay their poll tax six months before the November election. The due date is May 1 to be eligible to vote in the August 3 primary. Do not delay as senators are to be nominated and ballots cast.

Mrs Smith Hosts Bridge Party At The Knoll

Mrs Blackburn Smith entertained at an auction bridge party in Berryville honoring her sister Mrs Alfred Wither at The Knoll. Guests included Frank McCormick Archibald Osborne J B Lewis H W Carpenter J H M Clagett J R Elder George Rice F B Whiting and Misses Evelyn McGuire Annie Moore Sophie Powers Nannie Thomas Jane Moore. Prizes went to Evelyn McGuire and Annie Moore. Cards and wedding notices followed with Gwen dolen Saterlee Cohenour and William Baker Campbell wed in Joplin Missouri April 24. Campbell, known in Berryville, will reside in Rivermines Missouri after June 1. Continued news for local residents noted John Richardson of Chicago and Misses Lucy and Dean Pulliam visiting. Griffiths headed home to Ondoun Virginia near Hamilton.

Berrville Blackburn Smith Alfred Witherea Frank McCormick Archibald Osborne J. B. Oo T. Lewis H. W. Carpenter J. H. M. Clagett J. R. Elder George Rice F. B. Whiting Clayton Snouffer Annie Moore Berryville James McGuire Rivermines Missouri John Richardson Chicago Battletown Lucy Dean Pulliam Fort Wayne Matthew Pul

Transportation Co announces two daily round trips on certain routes

Important auto notice states Bluemont Berryville and Winchester Transportation Co will run two round trips daily between Winchester and Berryville except Sunday. Departures from Hotel Evans at 8 am and 3 pm on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with through service to Bluemont. other days second trip only to Berryville. Sunday schedule from 3 am and return at 8 pm.

Bluemont Berryville Winchester ‘Transportation Co Winchester Serryville Evans

Editor Shot In Rifle Duel In Cambria County

In Flinton Cambria County Sheriff Mulhollen and seven deputies clashed with Lee O Sell and son Wayne in a gun duel during an arrest attempt. James L Berkebile editor of the Hbens purg Tribune was wounded in the hip during the exchange. The O Sells fought back as Wayne was captured and the father escaped.

Johnstown James L. Berkebile Hbenspurg Tribune Mulhollen Lee O’sell Wayne O’sell Flinton Cambria County Wayne O'Sell Mulhol‘en Posse O’sell O’sells Berkebile

John Dillis Fined For Fast Driving

John Dillis, owner of a Greek restaurant on North Main Street, was arraigned in police court before Magistrate Krebs for speeding Saturday night. He admitted speeding, was fined $10 plus costs, which he paid.

John Dillis

Polish relief drive urged for Poland by Sienkiewicz aid

Philadelphia reports Henry Sienkiewicz urges rapid fundraising for Poland as seven million Poles face famine and home loss. He notes 15 000 villages destroyed and over one million homeless. Pennsylvania contributes 6190 to Polish relief and plans a May 18 flag day drive.

Philadelphia Henry Sienkiewicz European Polish Aid Commission Poland Pennsylvania Hienkiewcs Sienkiewicz London Herman Laundau

Midsummer Showin of White Hats at Miss Kremer's

A May 6 event features white hat millinery and other new styles displayed at Miss Kremer's shop. Local shoppers are invited to view the latest hat fashions in a midsummer showcase.

Kremer’s. Ip

Little Girl Struck By Auto On Main Street

Elizabeth Stuart, daughter of Dr and Mrs B C Stuart, was struck by a car driven slowly by Mr H L Lupton while crossing Main Street to school. She remained unconscious briefly, but no bones were broken and she was taken to Memorial Hospital where she recovered from shock.

Main Street Elizabeth Stuart B. C. Stuart 8. L. Lupton

Late Mrs Stimmel Laid to Rest

Funeral services for the late Mrs Ar Uimitia M Stimmel wife of George W Stimmel were held yesterday afternoon from Tee Inkes Brethren Church Winchester with Rev George W Stover delivering the address Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery Survivors include husband four sons and two sisters and several grandchildren and nieces mourn her death

Ar Uimitia M. Stimmel George W. Stimmel Brucetown Star Tee Inkes Brethren Church Winchester George W. Stover Mount Hebron

Byron H. Smith hearing postponed on forgeries and embezzlement

Byron H. Smith the fruit tree agent serving a jail sentence for a $50 fine defrauding the Fairfax Hotel was arraigned in police court on charges of embezzlement and forgery by Mountain Nursery Company. Magistrate Krebs postponed the hearing to Friday to decide grand jury action. a nursery company representative testified.

Byron H. Smith Fairfax Krebs Mountain Nursery Company Port Smith Mountain View Nursery Company Nursery Company

Where Are the Boys Who Made Lye Soap

A nostalgic look recalls boys half a century ago gathering ash and straw to fill hoppers for lye production. They saturated ashes with water, boiled ingredients, and mixed lye with soap compounds to create dirt removing bars stored for year round use.

Two Brothers Injured in Railroad Car Repair Accident

William Lickliter a Baltimore and Ohio rail car inspector at Strasburg Junction Va and his assistant S A Smith suffered severe injuries when a coke hopper load nearly collapsed on their hands as a jack failed They were worked on by Winchester physicians and expected to recover Samuel Lickliter Wards of maintenance between Harrisonburg and Lexington fractured his arm in a separate incident at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg

William Lickliter Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Strasburg Junction Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Dra. W. P. McGuire W. A. Bell Southern Railway Smith Samuel Lickliter Harrisonburg Lexington Greenville Raphine Rockingham Memorial Hospital

Owners of Dogs Tax Due By May First 1915

Dog owners must pay the dog tax by May 1 1915. M A Doran Chief of Police signs the notice from the police department.

M. A. Doran

Crim Held For Grand Jury In West Virginia

Calvin Crim of Gerrardstown district faced assault and battery charges in Martinsburg. The hearing before Justice Lloyd concluded with Crim bound over to the next grand jury. Bond set at $500.

Martinsburg W. Va Calvin Crim Gerrardstown A. H. Weidman Lloyd’s Court

Naaman the Arabian Stallion Returned to Washington

Naaman the Arabian stallion cared for by Capt. Sears Yates since last summer was taken back to Washington by Henry K. Bush-Brown secretary of the National Breeders Association. Bush-Brown, a noted sculptor and Arabian horse advocate, believes Arabian stallion offspring from native mares could become strong army remounts due to endurance and weight carrying ability. He visited Belmont, Yates's home, and began the return journey expecting three days on the road.

Front Royal Naaman Sears Yates National Breeders’ Association Washington Henry K. Bush-Brown Bash- Brown Mr. Bush-Brown

Apple Orchards Bloom Early Amid Warm Weather

Apple orchards are in full bloom this year, blooming a week earlier than last year due to warm weather. Growers monitor the two week window for frost risk as buds are tender, bees pollinate, and preparations begin for the first moth spray after blossoms fall to protect fruit.

Active In Trade At Age 86 Mr Spotts Seeks License Renewal

Marcus H. Spotts, famed South Main groceryman of Winchester, at 86, plans to apply for renewal of his merchant's license tax for the 52nd year. He began in the grocery business during the Civil War and remains active, ignoring birthday milestones and treating his store as if entering prime years.

Marcus H. Spotts South Main Street Correll Spotts Winchester

Mrs Potts Enters Celebrated Mounts At National Capital Horse Show

Officials of the National Capital Horse Show expect the May 8 Washington event to surpass all prior shows with a larger lineup of blooded horses. Mrs Allen Potts of GordonsvilleVa and Miss Ella F Ivers of New Bedford Mass filed confirmations. Alfred Vanderbilt is named among entrants. Potts will bring a string including Pretty Maid Happy Creek Bracken Rose and will ride her own mounts in saddle classes.

Washington Allen Potts Gordonsville Scott Grant Winchester Ella F. Ivers New Bedford Mass Alfred Vanderbilt

For Sale Large Iron Safe in City Hall Basement

Sale notice describes a large iron safe in City Hall basement suitable for large office use. Size 86x27-68 inches. Apply to listed contact at Living Model at Hotel Jack with Gossard Corset demonstration details noted.

Hotel Jack

Commanders Declare They'll Check Germans in Brief War

Teutons smashes again at a weak spot in the allies line and seeks revenge for earlier defeats. Russian Black Sea Fleet shells opponents along the fortifications at Rosports.

Teutons

Lurid World War Front Lines Shift as Allied Forces Hold

British French and Belgian forces report gains and retreats around Ypres and Lizerne. German gas shells are claimed by early Paris reports, while Canadian troops face renewed pressure near St Julien. Baltic and Black Sea operations amid Zeppelin raids continue with coastal bombardments.

London Ypree St. Julien Langemarex Roulers Lizerne Belgian War Office Prendh Conpetene Cham Hts Liserne French Ypres Neuve Chapelle Ostend the Yser Paris War Office Petrograd Polangen

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